Alaska Trappers Manual
The Alaska Trappers Manual was created in a joint effort by the Alaska Trappers Association and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Published by the Alaska Trappers Association, the 135-page manual is available in bookstores around the state, or it may be ordered by sending $26.00 (check or money order, includes $5 shipping and handling) to:
	
		Alaska Trappers Association
P.O. Box 82177
Fairbanks, AK 99708
P.O. Box 82177
Fairbanks, AK 99708
Contents
- Acknowledgements
 - Code of Ethics
 - Foreward
 - History of Trapping and Fur
Trade in Alaska - Locating a Place to Trap
 
Part 1: The Basics
- Management
 - Traps and Snares
 - Preparing Traps and Snares
 - Baits and Lures
 
Part 2: The Sets
- Trap Set Details
 
Part 3: After the Catch
- Pelt Care and Handling
 - Furbearer Diseases
 - Skinning and Fleshing Tools
 - Skinning
 - Fleshing
 - Pelt Repairs
 - Stretching and Drying
 - Marketing
 
Part 4: Alaska's Furbearers
and Their Prey
	- Arctic Fox (PDF)
 - Beaver (PDF)
 - Coyote (PDF)
 - River Otter (PDF)
 - Lynx (PDF)
 - Marmot (PDF)
 - Marten (PDF)
 - Mink (PDF)
 - Muskrat (PDF)
 - Northern Flying Squirrel (PDF)
 - Red Fox (PDF)
 - Red Squirrel (PDF)
 - Weasel (PDF)
 - Wolf
 - Wolverine